Images

Remove location and metadata from photos.

Photos carry where and when they were taken. Before you post or send them, remove it — without re-compressing the image.

How it works

  1. Drag photos, PDFs, audio or video

    From Finder, the Desktop, Mail or a browser — anywhere you can drag a file.

  2. Tap ⌘, drop on METADATA

    Hold Command (⌘) while dragging and a wheel appears around your pointer. Drop on METADATA.

  3. Done

    You get clean copies. The original is never changed.

Why Clementine

  • Lossless: image pixels are not re-encoded
  • Works for any mix of files: photos, PDFs, audio, video, documents
  • Or edit individual fields with Edit Metadata…
  • Runs on your Mac — nothing is uploaded
Clementine’s Command wheel

Questions

Is the photo quality affected?

No. Clementine rewrites only the metadata, not the image data.

What exactly is removed?

GPS location, camera make and model, dates, software and other EXIF/XMP fields, plus PDF document info and audio/video tags.

175 tools. One gesture.

Remove photo location & EXIF metadata is one of them. Clementine is coming to the Mac App Store.